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What does spiritual warfare look like in the life of a world-class athlete?

In this inspiring episode of The Blind Exorcist, I talk with Brian Minto — a professional heavyweight boxer who rose from childhood chaos, abuse, and emotional trauma to stand in the ring with legends like Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. But Brian's true strength didn’t come from his fists—it came from his unshakable faith in Jesus Christ.

We discuss how his deep-rooted trauma opened the door to spiritual oppression, how his exorcism brought peace and clarity, and why humility was key in confronting demonic activity that followed him for years.

📌 What you’ll discover in this episode:

✅ How childhood trauma can create entry points for demonic oppression
 ✅ Brian’s rise from adversity to boxing fame through Christ
 ✅ The biblical foundation and reality of exorcism
 ✅ Why humility is required for true deliverance
 ✅ Signs of demonic influence—even in successful lives
 ✅ How exorcism helped Brian reclaim peace and spiritual clarity
 ✅ The power of prayer, discipline, and surrender in spiritual battles

Whether you’ve faced physical or spiritual fights, Brian’s story is proof that Jesus brings victory in every arena.

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